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The Effects of Load Prescription Autoregulation on Strength Adaptations Achieved from a Resistance Training Program
Adjusting the prescribed resistance training load to correlate with daily performance fluctuations is known as autoregulation. This paper investigates objective autoregulation via Velocity-Based Training and subjective autoregulation via Rate of Perceived Exertion, and how these methods affect the strength adaptations caused by a resistance training program.
Vincent De la Cruz '23
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